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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the BuzzLayer Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Edmonton’s monthly weather swings from frigid January highs near -10 °C to balmy July afternoons topping 23 °C, with snow cover lasting from November through March. The live forecast above gives today’s departure from these norms.
What is the typical weather pattern in Edmonton month by month?
Winters are dry, sunny and bitter: January and February are the coldest months, averaging around -13 °C to -10 °C, though wind chill can push feels-like readings below -30 °C. Snowfall peaks in December, but total accumulation is modest (under 30 cm). Spring arrives late—March still sees snow, and by May daily highs reach 16 °C. Summer is brief but pleasant: June through August bring comfortable 20–23 °C highs, with July the warmest. Thunderstorms are common, especially in June. Autumn cools quickly; October is crisp, and by November the city is entering deep winter. For longer outlooks, consult the Edmonton Weather page and check Canada weather hub for context.
How do long-range forecasts compare to Edmonton’s monthly averages?
Seasonal forecasts, such as those for edmonton weather 60 days or next 30 days weather edmonton, are influenced by Pacific patterns and Arctic air masses. For example, january weather edmonton 2026 might lean milder under El Niño, while february weather edmonton 2026 could feature a classic prairie cold snap. Tools like next 30 days weather edmonton accuweather provide day-to-day guidance, but the 90-day outlook (edmonton weather 90 days) is best used for trend awareness, not exact dates. For reliable month-ahead planning, pair these with Environment Canada’s official averages.
What is the coldest month in Edmonton?
January is Edmonton’s coldest month, with an average high of –9 °C and low of –18 °C. The city also sees its lowest wind‑chill values in January, making it the most severe winter period.
When does Edmonton get the most rain?
July is Edmonton’s wettest month, averaging 90 mm of rainfall. June and August are also rainy, with frequent afternoon thunderstorms contributing to the summer precipitation peak.
Does Edmonton have a clear spring or fall?
Spring is short and often snowy—April can still see accumulating snow. Fall is crisp and rapid; by October leaves have fallen and frost is common, leading quickly into winter.
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For nearby comparisons, see Calgary Weather or monitor Weather Warning for sudden shifts. The live forecast above remains your best day‑to‑day check against Edmonton’s monthly norms.